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Melissa Scully (Character)
from "The X-Files" (1993)

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Alternate Names:
Young Melissa Scully

Filmography

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  1. "The X-Files"
    ... aka "The X Files" - USA (original title)
    ... aka "X-File" - Japan (English title)
        - Christmas Carol (1997) TV episode, Played by Melinda McGraw / Lauren Diewold (as Young Melissa Scully) / Rebecca Codling (as Young Melissa Scully)
        - Piper Maru (1996) TV episode, Played by Christine Viner (as Young Melissa Scully)
        - Paper Clip (1995) TV episode, Played by Melinda McGraw
        - The Blessing Way (1995) TV episode, Played by Melinda McGraw
        - One Breath (1994) TV episode, Played by Melinda McGraw
  2. tt0307678 Played by Melinda McGraw

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Genres:
Drama / Sci-Fi / Thriller / Mystery See more »
Plot Keywords:
Alien / Alien Abduction / Alien Contact / Father Son Relationship See more »

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
From "The X-Files: One Breath (#2.8)" (1994)
Melissa Scully: I don't have to be psychic to see that you're in a very dark place. Much darker than where my sister is. Willingly walking deeper into darkness cannot help her at all Only the light...
Mulder: [disgustedly] Oh, enough! - with the harmonic convergence crap, okay, you're not *saying* anything to me.
Melissa Scully: [angrily] Why don't you just drop your cynicism and your paranoia and your defeat. You know, just because it's positive and good, doesn't mean it's silly or trite.
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